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The prosecutor represents the government in criminal cases, responsible for presenting the case against the defendant.

A witness provides testimony about facts or events relevant to the case that can help the court reach an accurate verdict.

The bailiff maintains courtroom order and security, assists the judge, and ensures that all necessary parties are present in the courtroom.

The clerk of court manages the administrative aspects of court operations, including maintaining records and issuing court orders.

The judge presides over court proceedings, ensuring legal standards are met and rules on objections, admissibility of evidence, and legal questions.

The plaintiff is the party who initiates a lawsuit by filing a complaint with the court.

The court reporter creates a verbatim transcript of proceedings, ensuring an accurate legal record.

The defendant is the party being sued or accused in a court of law.

The jury listens to the evidence presented during a trial and delivers a verdict.